At E3 this year, one of the more interesting innovations adorning the showfloor was Polyphony Digital’s addition of a USB photo printer on its Gran Turismo 4 stand.
Somewhat impressively, the team has worked a photographer mode into the standard replay, enabling players to view each race from an infinite number of perspectives, capture the action and produce a glossy snapshot. To impress future girlfriends with. Obviously.
The results are astounding to behold, with a level of realism defying what many would have thought possible from a current-generation machine – have a look at the arranged shots, taken in photo mode, for yourself.
Somewhat impressively, the team has worked a photographer mode into the standard replay, enabling players to view each race from an infinite number of perspectives, capture the action and produce a glossy snapshot. To impress future girlfriends with. Obviously.
The results are astounding to behold, with a level of realism defying what many would have thought possible from a current-generation machine – have a look at the arranged shots, taken in photo mode, for yourself.
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Funky 6 Jul 2004 13:27
1/2
Niiiiiiiiiiiice.
*organisms*
*organisms*
Brutus 7 Jul 2004 21:48
2/2
Hoo Hum. I'd rather play a moving game that looks better on my 720p HDTV. You guys can't be serious about this, can U?